Outward Hound by Planet Canine Snoop Interactive Deal with Allotting Canine Toy, Massive, Blue

Must have!
Update: 11/13/16I’ve now had this just over two years and it is finally starting to show some wear on the edges of the funnel that is normally folded into the bowl. It still functions just fine, but there are a couple cracks at the edge. I bought a second one earlier this year as a replacement but haven’t used it yet. I decided, tonight, that I’d throw out the old one next trash night. lol In my original review, I mentioned that I pick the dispenser up immediately after she finishes eating. It’s been clear that she isn’t going to massacre it, so I’m not as vigilant at picking it up. Sometimes, she’ll have it all day while I’m at work. She’ll greet me at the door with it hanging from her mouth while her butt wiggles in greeting. It’s quite the sight. A bubble-headed, wiggle butt.Love this! I haven’t found anything I like better.*Original Post*I really love this treat/food dispenser. My dog gulps her food and has some other behavioral issues. A different treat dispenser was recommended by a trainer and I wasn’t impressed with that one. So I did some research and came across this one. I already have the Orbee Diamond Plate ball which my dog has been unable to destroy over several months (and she destroys most balls within minutes). Already impressed with Orbee, I decided to give this dispenser a shot.Based on the reviews, I knew this could be destroyed as it’s not meant to be a chew toy. Generally, as soon as my dog is done eating, I remove the dispenser. However, there have been several occasions where I haven’t done so, and she has not chewed it up. I don’t know why, but once she gets all the food from it, she’s done with it and leaves it alone. I’m not complaining because it’s too expensive to keep buying them.The first few tips of the dispenser will offer a rather generous payload, but I see that as a good thing as that initial success keeps her trying–even when there are only one or two pieces of kibble to get out at the end. Because this is a soft material, it is flexible and provides some decent bounce. It’s quite fun to watch her grip it in her teeth (it looks like some bubble-head muzzle when she does this), lift her head, and slam it to the ground to bounce out the stubborn kibble at the end. She’s also discovered that if she gets on the sofa or bed, it drops farther and has more impact thereby dislodging any kibble that might get stuck in the tiny hole on the bottom. It’s good fun to watch her antics and nice to know that she isn’t gulping her food. It normally takes her between 15-20 minutes to get every last piece out versus the 2-3 minutes when she inhales it out of a bowl.I mentioned the tiny hole at the bottom. I was concerned that the smaller pieces of kibble would trickle out. My dog eats Blue Buffalo with Lifesource Bits. The Bits are very tiny (smaller than a pea) and would easily fit through the small hole; however, this does not appear to be the case. Generally, a larger kibble will get wedged in the hole and prevents the smaller one from getting out that way. My dog gets 1 to 1.25 cups of food twice a day (depending on her activity levels), and I have had no trouble fitting either of those quantities in the dispenser. As I already mentioned, the first few rolls of the dispenser will eject a higher payload and the more food I put in, the higher the initial payoff.Some reviewers have complained about the dispenser gathering a lot of carpet fuzz and dust bunnies. This is true. I run the dispenser through very hot water every other day after she eats in the morning and by her night time feeding, it’s dry. Then about twice a week, I add dish detergent and shake it up to clean it really well.Food is easy to put in this. The plastic (or whatever material it is) is folded down in so it’s more of a half-moon ball. When it’s on the flat side, it challenges the dog to figure out how to roll it back to the bouncier, rounder side. Anyhow, the folded down part can be rolled out and functions as a tube through which I add the food. Then I just roll it back in on itself and voila! 15-20 minutes of food and fun.Because of the material, this is quite a quiet dispenser which is nice when I have to feed the dog at 5:30 in the morning and don’t want to wake up the rest of the house. I have tile, laminate flooring and carpeting, so she can transition amongst the three without any major noise difference.I’ve had this for a couple months now, and she still loves it, and it is holding up quite well. Again, despite being a chewer, she seems to leave this alone once she gets the food out (It appears I’m lucky in this).

Fun and Durable! It stood up to my insane chewer.
I got this for my dog a year ago. She is an insane chewer and has shredded every toy she’s ever gotten, even those supposedly “super tough” ones. This one has proven itself worthy! The shape and material keep her from getting a really good tooth-hold to tear it up, plus it’s super bouncy and fun for her to chase. It is her favorite toy ever. She carries it around like a baby doll! I would buy a hundred of these, but it’s so durable I don’t need to! One million stars.

My dog LOVES THIS!
My dog loves this toy, way more than the double snoop (which I got first). First off, I love the mint smell. She loves to chew this toy on me and I’d rather not smell doggie slobber or treats. Instead I just smell mint. My dog loves to throw this around and, if it really stuff it with treats, the game lasts for a good long while. It’s very durable and a super soft rubber. Just don’t let your dog sit and chew on it or, yes, it will tear with continued chewing. I took it away from my dog whenever she started to chew on it, so now she knows not to. I think it’s reasonably priced as well for a toy that’s built to last. My dog has TONS OF FUN with this toy and it keeps her occupied for a few hours at a time. And it’s soft and rubbery, so if she drops it on my foot, it doesn’t hurt (unlike a Kong!)

Fave toy, doesn’t hold up
I am not sure if this is the same product as her large Orbee that this replaced, but as you can see, the ball is in tact, the section that gets the most wear and tear is not. She usually just flips it with her nose to extract food, and licks to get them from the middle. I wish there was a way to make that section that folds in thicker, or possibly add a thicker ring at the edge.

Meu cachorro adora este brinquedo, mas já descobriu uma maneira de tirar a comida de dentro, infelizmente 🫠

lo compré para una pitbull, juega bastante con él y sigue bastante bien, el material es muy resistente.